Having trouble with finding torsional Shear stress for xy and zy. Thank you The solid shaft shown below is in equilibrium, supported at two bearings A and B. The pulleys C and Dhave diameters in the ratio 3:2. T₁ = 1000 N, T₂ = 500 N and T3 = 1500 N. The diameter of the shaftis 50 mm and yield strength sy 400 MPa. The bearings do not exert any moments or axial forces on=the shaft.a. Determine the principal stresses corresponding to maximum bending and torsional shear stresses.Ignore transverse shear stresses due to bending.CAH0.3 m0.5 m0.2 mBT₁30°T360°TA

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The solid shaft shown below is in equilibrium, supported at two bearings A and B. The pulleys C and D 1500 N. The diameter of the shaft = 1000 N, T₂ 500 N and T3 have diameters in the ratio 3:2. T₁ is 50 mm and yield strength sy = 400 MPa. The bearings do not exert any moments or axial forces on the shaft. = a. Determine the principal stresses corresponding to maximum bending and torsional shear stresses. Ignore transverse shear stresses due to bending.

The solid shaft shown below is in equilibrium, supported at two bearings A and B. The pulleys C and D 1500 N. The diameter of the shaft = 1000 N, T₂ 500 N and T3 have diameters in the ratio 3:2. T₁ is 50 mm and yield strength sy = 400 MPa. The bearings do not exert any moments or axial forces on the shaft. = a. Determine the principal stresses corresponding to maximum bending and torsional shear stresses. Ignore transverse shear stresses due to bending.

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